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A Certificate Authority is the collection of hardware, software, and people responsible for issuing certificates in a hierarchical PKI. CAs may be public, as in SSL / TLS and government IDs, or private, as in corporate infrastructures. The primary responsibility of a public CA is to verify the identity of an applicant before issuing them a certificate.
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Why don't browsers trust the US Treasury?
(inspired by How do you tell a website they have expired security certificates? )
Why don't major browsers trust the US Treasury PKI certificate authority by default? I know that the government isn' …
